As of KDE 2.2, this is possible with many of the window styles.
Simply right click the title bar(or choose the window control menu) and select Configure. From there choose Window Decoration from the list on the left and then the Buttons tab from the right where this functionality is available.
AFAIK, in KDE 1.X when you started kfm(the *old* file manager) this caused a bunch of icons to appear on the desktop.
In KDE 2.X however, starting konqueror does *not* do anything but start konqueror. Ok, so that's not quite entirely true. It also starts some kdeinit processes that are used for the cookie jar(handling web cookies), ioslaves(transparent access to many different protocols) etc. However, as of KDE 2.1 these processes are also closed when you close your last instance of konqueror.
NO cruft! Just a great set of applications(I use sawfish and access the KDE applications in this way).
...and Galeon can include what *they* like and you and I can include what *we* like.
Mozilla is the base, the corner stone to be built on. Netscape is free to build as they choose and they have chosen to integrate features of their site into the browser. Good for them. I hope it works for them(very little else has).
If you don't like Netscape don't use it. Use Mozilla or Galeon or roll your own, it's your choice...that's the power of the source.
Me, I use Mozilla. The nightly builds are faster and more stable than Netscape and I have no interest in the Netscape links either.
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CNN also covered this(also based on the original AP story).
As of KDE 2.2, this is possible with many of the window styles.
Simply right click the title bar(or choose the window control menu) and select Configure. From there choose Window Decoration from the list on the left and then the Buttons tab from the right where this functionality is available.
Ok stadard disclaimer: IANAL
Since VA sell sourceforge installations as a software development solution wouldn't this disqualify them from making sourceforge a charity?
AFAIK, in KDE 1.X when you started kfm(the *old* file manager) this caused a bunch of icons to appear on the desktop.
In KDE 2.X however, starting konqueror does *not* do anything but start konqueror. Ok, so that's not quite entirely true. It also starts some kdeinit processes that are used for the cookie jar(handling web cookies), ioslaves(transparent access to many different protocols) etc. However, as of KDE 2.1 these processes are also closed when you close your last instance of konqueror.
NO cruft! Just a great set of applications(I use sawfish and access the KDE applications in this way).
http://www.redhat.com/support/books/max-rpm/max-rp m-html/index.html
2001-03-16 19:04:01
...and Galeon can include what *they* like and you and I can include what *we* like.
Mozilla is the base, the corner stone to be built on. Netscape is free to build as they choose and they have chosen to integrate features of their site into the browser. Good for them. I hope it works for them(very little else has).
If you don't like Netscape don't use it. Use Mozilla or Galeon or roll your own, it's your choice...that's the power of the source.
Me, I use Mozilla. The nightly builds are faster and more stable than Netscape and I have no interest in the Netscape links either.